Better.
Your ability to get to midfoot faster, and stay there while in the bottom, improved as you got deeper in the set. Which is what we're looking for.
Could you feel yourself adjust your balance faster from the first rep to the last couple?

Apart from the wrist action this looks very good. Keep the wrists straight.

We'd like them to be, if possible. But we work to correct things in priority order. The priority being whatever is the greatest violation of the exercise selection criteria and the moment model of the lift. In his case, it's a shift in balance that I want to hammer first, and since the wrists aren't causing any real problems I'm not as concerned right now.

The wrist extension is intentional at the moment. I can squat with neutral wrists, but the bar sits better with a bit of wrist extension and I feel like i can maintain this position better throughout the set. Not sure if this is a hypertrophy issue, but as my shoulders get bigger the slight extension makes my squat feel better.

Are you staring at a target when you squat? Get a small plate or your car keys and put them on the floor where youíre supposed to look. Then focus intently in them as you squat and see if that doesnít also help your balance and control.

There is a dot on the brick in front of me that i stare at. It would be roughly 4-5 in front of me if on the ground. I think my balance issues are related to a number of different injuries Iíve sustained from playing sports most of my life, but I donít want to make excuses. Iíll adapt.